March 1, 2013 in Featured Content, News
SCAD Radio has announced its new management team for Spring 2013-Winter 2014!
Thank you to everyone who applied, we had a really great pool of candidates this year. Congratulations to the new team–we look forward to great things in the coming year!
February 16, 2013 in Events, Featured Content, In-Studio
We have a winner!!! After 17 hours in the booth, DJ Durkee (Michael Durkee) has emerged as the winner of the 2013 Audio Binge-a-Thon!
There’s still time to vote for your favorite band in our Savannah Stopover Battle of the Bands contest! If you missed hearing the bands live on-air today, you can check out the audio here. You can also read more about the contestants here. Voting is open through Sunday evening!
January 13, 2013 in Featured Content, Record Fair
Congratulations to Dustin Dahlman, the winner of our Spring 2013 Savannah Record Fair poster contest. Dustin’s winning design will be featured on the advertising for the fair, which will be April 20-21, 2013 at the May Poetter Gallery (342 Bull Street).
Since Dustin has been the winner of our last two SRF poster contests, we decided to find out a little more about him.
The land of cheese, beer, and chunky women, Wisconsin
I put the jobs Sleeping bag tester, professional witch doctor, bed warmer, waffle house employee and graphic design in a hat and I picked waffle house employee but I didn’t like that so graphic designer I am.
Devine Intervention/ Jebus
I like old records, they remind me of a time when mustaches where classy and finger snappin was a sexy dance.
Arcade Fire
Knuckle
4 loco
November 4, 2012 in Events, Featured Content, Show Reviews
by Darcy Diaz
Four years ago I came to SCAD, naïve to the ways of music and style. Indie and folk were not popular sounds where I had grown up, so the Savannah music scene gave me my first glimpse of music with feeling–music by a local happy folk-rock band called General Oglethorpe & The Panhandlers. For years, this band has been a staple in the Savannah music scene, and last night they had their final, farewell show. Hundreds of people showed up to dance, sing, and support them on their exit from the stage. To be honest, I don’t feel I’m fit to write any review of the show or the band, but I do want to say a big “thank you” to to the band. I will always remember the good times and great music, the fun and entertaining shows, and the awesome personalities of all of General O’s members. I wish you all the best in whatever endeavors you pursue, and I hope that one day you will come back home to Savannah and perform, for all of us, one last song.
